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The Evolutionary Ecology of Movement
2001Organisms move, and their movement can take place by walking, swimming, or flying; via transport by another organism (phoresy); or by a vehicle such as wind or current (Dingle 1996). The functions of movement include finding food or mates, escaping from predators or deteriorating habitats, the avoidance of inbreeding, and the invasion and colonization ...
Hugh Dingle, Marcel Holyoak
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The ecology movement: a viewpoint
International Journal of Environmental Studies, 1975In the wake of a nation‐wide movement to save the environment in 1969, the President of the United States declared that “the 1970's must be the years when America pays its debt to our living environment. It is literally now or never.” This paper is an analysis of environmental politics as a political force today.
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Migration, Movements, and Non-breeding Ecology
2022Little bustard seasonal movements are complex. Besides the long known fully long-distance migratory populations (i.e. those of western France, Russia, and Central Asia), there are also others fully migratory that perform shorter migrations, such as many from northern Spain, or partially migratory, such as those from central Spain.
Morales, Manuel B. +4 more
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The Ecological Restoration Movement
Organization & Environment, 2009The purpose of this essay is to introduce and take a critical look at the emerging Ecological Restoration (ER) movement. The typical characterization of the ER movement is that it focuses on restoring ecosystems to pre-European settlement conditions, even in urban environments; thus neglecting social justice issues and alienating the disadvantaged ...
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The Comprehensive Ecology Movement
1998Green issues are looming ever larger in the public consciousness. But the different interpretations of different political parties of what being green involves bring to attention the need for a theory which can help settle disputes such as whether or not the contribution of conventional energy generation to the greenhouse effect makes nuclear energy ...
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2019
The supporters of the movement are deeply concerned about the decline of the conditions of life on the planet. What Bernard E. Rollin calls aesthetic value may be a sort of value closely related to the intrinsic value discussed within the deep ecology movement.
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The supporters of the movement are deeply concerned about the decline of the conditions of life on the planet. What Bernard E. Rollin calls aesthetic value may be a sort of value closely related to the intrinsic value discussed within the deep ecology movement.
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Ecology and the Environmental Movement
2011With the emergence of the environmental movement in the 1960s, the science of ecology was transformed from being a relatively minor sub-field of biology into an object of political engagement and public interest. For a brief historical moment, ecology became more than a mere science; it became a component part of what I have previously characterized as
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The Ecological Movement and Internationalism
2016The ecological movement is a very prominent, popular and influential element of the new social movements. Among them, it also has the most global outlook since many of today’s environmental problems have a global dimension and cannot be solved on a national, let alone a regional or even local level.
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